The numbers are staggering: five weeks of production halted. Three major UK plants shut down. 5,000 businesses impacted across the supply chain. A projected loss of £1.9 billion.This isn't a hypothetical scenario—it's the reality Jaguar Land Rover faced following a Category 3 cyber-attack, with full recovery not expected until January 2026.In this week's episode of Priviso Live, Lyn, Stephen, and John unpack what this incident means for organizations everywhere—especially in South Africa, where cyber threats are rising but reporting remains dangerously incomplete.*Key insights we explore:*The IT-to-OT cascade: How an IT system attack triggered a complete manufacturing shutdown, demonstrating the critical convergence between information technology and operational technology.Supply chain vulnerability: When a single major player falls, thousands of dependent businesses face potential collapse—regardless of their own cybersecurity posture.The South African context: With only a fraction of security incidents being reported under POPIA, many organizations are underestimating their exposure and regulatory obligations.Historical lessons from Operation Aurora: Why the patterns we're seeing today were foreshadowed in 2009, but the scale and systemic nature of risk have fundamentally changed.*The bottom line?* Cyber risk is no longer just an IT problem—it's an enterprise-level crisis that demands board attention, supply chain mapping, and realistic worst-case planning.Are you prepared for a multi-week shutdown? Do you know your critical dependencies? Is your breach notification process ready?Listen now to understand what the Jaguar Land Rover incident means for your organization's cyber resilience strategy.🎧 Subscribe on Apple, Spotify, YouTube, or your preferred platform.#CyberSecurity #SupplyChain #POPIA #RiskManagement #SouthAfrica